Courses finish faster with people to finish with.
A course sold on its own is a refund waiting to happen. Sold inside a community, the students who would have stalled at lesson three have somewhere to ask why.
Everything between the sale and the certificate
Completion is the metric that decides whether they buy the next one.
The stuck student has somewhere to go
Questions land in the feed instead of your inbox, and the answer stays there for the next cohort. The same question stops being asked twice.
- Threaded discussion, one level deep — long threads stay readable
- Paste a YouTube or Vimeo link and it embeds, so students can point at the exact clip
- Poll the cohort on what to cover next, with votes hidden until you reveal them
Structure you can rearrange after launch
Build modules and lessons, then move anything anywhere once you've seen where people actually stall. The order isn't a decision you have to get right on day one.
- Drag handles on modules and on lessons within them
- Rich-text lessons with images, code blocks and downloadable resources
- Draft until you publish — nobody sees a half-finished outline
Sell it once, or sell the room it lives in
Price the course as a one-time purchase, or charge monthly for access to everything and let the catalogue be the reason they stay.
- One-time buyers keep lifetime access even if they cancel a subscription
- Monthly or yearly membership, with yearly at ten times the monthly price
- Free tier first if you'd rather build the audience before charging
Revenue you can see per student
Gross, minus the platform fee, minus what's still clearing. Every sale is listed with who bought it — no monthly statement to reconcile.
- 0% platform fee on Scale, 5% on Growth, 10% on Free
- Paid out through your own Stripe account on the schedule you set
- Selling in Mongolia? QPay and MNT are first-class, not a workaround
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before you start.
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